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Keyframe shortcuts
Hello, All
Im trying to find out if there is a specific keyboard short cut for keyframes. The issue is in order to change a keyframes property you need to have the CTI over the keyframe. If you don’t and you change the property of that layer then it creates a new keyframe where ever your CTI is. That means that you need to then move that new keyframe over to the correct stop and delete the first keyframe that was made.I want to be able to change my keyframes property without having to move my CTI over to that keyframe in order to make the change or have to create a new keyframe and then move it over to correct stop.
Hopefully this makes sense. Thanks in advance.
Muchos Thank You’s
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3 Replies
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You can use the J and K keys to move the CTI to the previous and next keyframes visible in the timeline panel, respectively.
Walter Soyka
Principal & Designer at Keen Live
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If you mouse double-click on the keyframe that you want to modify (even if your CTI is not located on top of it), a window will pop up and let you input your new parameters.
David Baud
Editor & VFX
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Or sometimes I add a new keyframe (or copy and paste the one I want to alter) where I am – highlight both – then drag the value for both at the same time. Delete the new keyframe.
Sounds like it would take a lot of time, but it doesn’t really.
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